Have you ever felt like you were Made for Motherhood? Well, God and modern neuroscience agree you are! Through Biblical and scientific references and first-person narratives, Made to Mother empowers women to take a closer look at the depth and diversity of femininity and motherhood and makes a supported argument that women are divinely designed […]
Understanding Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis
The more you know about your autistic child’s needs, the more you can help them thrive. From the moment their doctor begins to discuss the possibility of Autism, your world may be turned upside down. At first, it may seem like a daunting diagnosis. But in time you’ll find that there are many measures that can […]
My New Year’s New DECADE Family Bucket List
Do you make a New Year’s resolution? Seems like the bigger ones are usually about weight, working out, less screen time, or kicking a bad habit. I’m not much of a resolution maker, but there’s something about a new year that feels fresh and blank, and it only seems fitting to make some plans, set […]
ZooLights and TriMet: A Perfect Holiday Match {GIVEAWAY!}
I received family Hop Fastpasses for TriMet and passes to ZooLights in exchange for this post, however all views expressed are my own. ZooLights is back and in full force right now at the Oregon Zoo through January 6, 2020. We love ZooLights because not only can you see a dazzling display of more than […]
A Magical Sight in Philadelphia this Holiday Season
This post has been sponsored. I have received compensation to share this content. Outdoor light shows are one of the highlights of the holiday season. It’s easy to take them for granted if you live in a big city — there are lights all over the place year-round. But if you’re just visiting a city […]
The Wonderful World of Tampon/Padless Periods – Sileu Cup Review
Sileu approached me to review their menstrual cup. I received a Sileu Rose Travel Pack in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. Okay, I know what you’re thing; “ew,” but hey, we’re women. We have to think about these things. The average woman begins menstruating around the age of 12, and […]
Connecting with Distant Teens – Guest Post by Andy from Talking to Teens
It hurts when you see the little kid who used to wait up for you to tuck them into bed and share kisses suddenly wants nothing to do with you. The truth is, most people are distant in the teen years. This doesn’t mean your teenager doesn’t love you; often they just want to express […]
I Chose to Parent Differently Than How I Was Raised – Tricia’s Story
My mother was Catholic. The only birth control method allowed was the rhythm method, and since my mother’s family was incredibly fertile, that didn’t work. My mom started having children at age 19. Three years later she had three children under the age of three and was pregnant with the fourth. I was the third. […]
5 Cutest Must Haves for Your Kindergarten Back-to-School Clothes Shopping List
It’s that time of year to start gearing up and getting ready for the upcoming school year! Among the backpacks, binders and ballpoint pens, you’ll also want to equip your budding scholar with a stylish, yet functional, back-to-school wardrobe. Get inspired and take a look at some of our favorite must have items for your […]
I’ve Chosen Not to Have Children, But I Still “Mother” – Crystal’s Story
I was the baby to older parents; my mom was 38 and my dad 42 when I was born. My siblings were 20, 19, and 17 years older than me. Even though I always knew I was loved, I realized that my parents’ age affected how they parented me, compared to other families. My friends’ […]